Guillermo Pacheco, a recent M. Arch. graduate from the prestigious Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is not merely an architect; he’s a visionary in the world of strange and avant-garde design. While others follow conventional paths, Guillermo dances along the edge of architectural representation with his award-winning thesis project, “Mechanic[o]lonization,” which won him the illustrious Henry Adams AIA medal for general excellence—a title that surely makes him the envy of every architecture aficionado.

Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Guillermo has taken his talents to new heights at Andy Blank as part of their Logistics Team. Here, he orchestrates packaging solutions for over 150 SKUs like a maestro conducting a symphony—ensuring successful deliveries with an impressive 100% increase in transit efficiency! His multi-tasking abilities rival those of an octopus on espresso.

With expertise in AutoCAD and Adobe Suite coupled with his whimsical approach to design under the playful guise of “/dəˈjen(ə)rət/ Architecture,” Guillermo challenges norms and invites curiosity into every corner he explores. His previous stints as Studio Hand and Assistant Designer have equipped him with skills ranging from technical drawings to community collaboration—proving that his talent knows no bounds.

When not shaping the future one quirky project at a time, you might find him enjoying Brooklyn’s eclectic art scene or dreaming up new ways to redefine space itself. In Guillermo"s world, architecture isn’t just about buildings; it’s about creating narratives that resonate—one eccentric design at a time!